Mediterranean Protected Areas in the Era of Overtourism

Chapter 1. Introduction to Mediterranean Protected Areas in the Era of Overtourism.-  Part 1: Governance and Management.- Chapter 2. Governance and Management of Protected Natural Areas in the Era of Overtourism.- Chapter 3. Managing Overtourism in Nature-Based Destinations.- Chapter 4. Mitigating the Pressures: The Role of Participatory Planning in Protected Area Management.- Part 2: Local Community and Well-Being.- Chapter 5. Overtourism and the Local Community Well-Being.- Chapter 6. Stakeholder Management and the Imbalance of Power: A Central Mediterranean Perspective on Tourism in Marine Protected Areas.- Chapter 7. Geoeducation and Tourism in Estrela UNESCO Global Geopark (Portugal) and Its Contributions to the Construction of a Sustainable Destination.- Chapter 8. Investigating the Perception and Attitude of Business School Students toward Overtourism at Marseille Calanques National Park.- Chapter 9. Collaborative Destination Management Based on Carrying Capacity Assessment from Resident and Visitor Perspectives: a Case Study of Crikvenica-Vinodol Riviera, Croatia.- Chapter 10. Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC) for Tourism Development in the Historic Centre of Porto (Portugal).- Part 3: Experience Design and Management.- Chapter 11. Integrating Marketing and Management Planning for Outstanding Visitor Experiences in a Turbulent Era: The Case of Plitvice Lakes National Park.- Chapter 12. The Lack of Policy, Planning, and Governance: The Mismanagement of Visitor Pressure in Cumalikizik, Bursa-a World Heritage Site.- Chapter 13. Aspects of Intensive Short Day Trips on the Remote Pelagic Location: Incorporating Visitor Survey, Radar Tracking and Environmental Risk Analysis in NATURA 2000 Monitoring of the Blue Cave, the Island of Bisevo.